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Increasing the Value in Environmental Justice
This section will explore how intentionally improving the quality and access to food in environmental justice communities and cleaning the air quality can provide economic value to affected communities.
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Lecture 1: Improving Food QualityLecture1.1
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Learn about Ivy Leaf Farms, a black owned community garden in Houston, TX. 3 daysAssignment1.1
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Air Quality 04 minLecture1.2
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Learn More About Propagation 3 daysAssignment1.2
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Improving Infrastructure
This section will explore the government’s different initiatives to bring economic incentives to achieve environmental equality.
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Government SupportLecture2.1
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Learn More About What Communities Are Classified for Justice 40 Programs 3 daysAssignment2.1
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Tax Incentives InfrastructureLecture2.2
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Learn More About How Blocc Power Has Made it a Mission to Retrofit Outdated A/C Systems 3 daysAssignment2.2
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Broadband and Public Transportation 05 minLecture2.3
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: Learn More about The Benefits of Electric School Busses 3 daysAssignment2.3
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Environmental Justice Related Career Paths
There is a need for increased representation and diversity in professions that directly or indirectly impact the progress of environmental equality. By educating more individuals within environmental justice communities about various career opportunities, we can empower these communities to proactively make an impact on their communities.
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Probable Careers and Conclusion 06 minLecture3.1
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Learn How Much Global Warming Costs 3 daysAssignment3.1
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Broadband and Public Transportation
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